Log out an idle administrator session. The default is 30 minutes.

Amount of time in seconds that an administrator account is locked out after reaching the admin-lockout-threshold for repeated failed login attempts.

The default is 60 seconds. The valid range is 1 to 2147483647 seconds.

Number of failed login attempts before an administrator account is locked out for the admin-lockout-duration.

The default is 3. The valid range is 1 to 10.

It is recommended to keep the number of allowable attempts lower as increasing the number of retry attempts elevates the risk of unauthorized individuals successfully guessing the password.

Enable/disable the Advanced Bot Protection Fabric Connector.

Once enabled and successfully connected, the config security waf advanced-bot-protection command becomes available to configure the Advanced Bot Protection policy. See config security waf advanced-bot-protection.

If you want to disable the Advanced Bot Protection connector, the following settings will be impacted:

• Advanced Bot Protection policies will not be able to be created or edited, however, but can be deleted via CLI.
• Existing ABP policies can be seen and deleted through CLI only.
• In the WAF Profile configuration, the Advanced Bot Protection option can only be set through CLI.

For more information, see the Handbook topic about Advanced Bot Protection.

The default is Factory.

Enable/disable hardware SSL acceleration. The setting has no effect on FortiADC-VM.

You can configure a hostname to facilitate system management. If you use SNMP, for example, the SNMP system name is derived from the configured hostname.

The hostname can be up to 35 characters in length. It can include US-ASCII letters, numbers, hyphens, and underscores, but not spaces and special characters.

The System Information widget and the get system status CLI command display the full hostname. If the hostname is longer than 16 characters, the name is truncated and ends with a tilde ( ~ ) to indicate that additional characters exist, but are not displayed.

English or Simplified Chinese.

Specify the port for the HTTP service. Usually, HTTP uses port 80.

Specify the port for the HTTPS service. Usually, HTTPS uses port 443.

Specify the port for the SSH service. Usually, SSH uses port 22.

Specify the port for the Telnet service. Usually, Telnet uses port 25.

Enable this option to share NAT IP pools/addresses between L4, L7 virtual servers, and SNAT policy.

Once enabled, SNAT across the firewall, L4 VS and L7 VS can use the same IP address, but with different port ranges that can be customized.

If share-ip-address is enabled, snat-match-local-traffics becomes configurable.

Enable/disable the SNAT rule to match with the local traffic.

If share-ip-address is enabled, ipvs-fullnat-min-port becomes configurable.

Specify the L4 VS FULLNAT port range minimum.

If share-ip-address is enabled, ipvs-fullnat-max-port becomes configurable.

Specify the L4 VS FULLNAT port range maximum.

If share-ip-address is enabled, snat-min-port becomes configurable.

Specify the SNAT port range minimum.

If share-ip-address is enabled, snat-max-port becomes configurable.

Specify the SNAT port rang maximum.

If share-ip-address is enabled, socket-min-port becomes configurable.

Specify the L7 VS port range minimum.

If share-ip-address is enabled, socket-max-port becomes configurable.

Specify the L7 VS port range maximum.

Enables the virtual domain feature.

The vdom-mode option becomes available if vdom-admin is enabled.

Select either of the following virtual domain modes:

• independent-network — each VDOM functions independently within its own network, unaffected by activity from other VDOMs on the system.
• share-network — VDOMs function as administrative domains (ADOMs), sharing the same network interface and routing between all ADOMs. There are different CLI functions available to administrators of the root ADOM and non-root ADOM. For more information, see Appendix A: Virtual domains.

The admin-bypass-vdom-check option is available if vdom-admin is enabled and the vdom-mode is independent-network.

Once enabled, all non-root VDOM administrators can login through the root VDOM interface without needing root VDOM privileges. From the root VDOM interface, the non-root VDOM administrator can access and modify the settings relating to their designated non-root VDOM.

This is disabled by default.

Enables the pre-login banner feature.

Enable/disable the statistic data between the SLB and GLB.

Enable/disable the shell access. This is disabled by default.

Specify the username to login to the shell.

Specify the password to access the shell.

The expire time, in minutes, after the shell access is enabled. (Range: 1-1200 minutes).

Enable/disable the Threat Analytics connector.

If you do not already have a license for the Fortinet AI Threat Analytic service, FortiADC offers a 14-day Evaluation license to evaluate the Fortinet AI Threat Analytics service. During this 14-day trial period, you can disable and re-enable AI Threat Analytics anytime. The 14-day trial period starts from the first time AI Threat Analytics is enabled.

For more information about the AI Threat Analytics integration with FortiADC, see the FortiADC Handbook topic on AI Threat Analytics.